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Great way to begin a college experience and see how ready you are to move on.

Its a great school to start off with, and really helps get you prepared for the next step in college when transferring to a four year school.

The education here is excellent. The teachers really care and the staff provides everything you need to help you succeed in your studies. This is a grade A school.

There are definitely a lot of friendly people, and the professors are top notch. I was told by one of my professors that the testing for becoming a teacher at Montgomery County Community College was more strenuous and much more difficult than testing to become a teacher at Yale. This assures you that your education you are receiving from

It is very easy to get involved on campus and make a difference. The teachers and the rest of the faculty are ready to help you when you need it. There are so many clubs to choose from that you wish you could join them all.

MCCC is a great college to attend. Every teacher is willing to work with you, if you need the help and they actually want to help. The student body is great also, it's such a great place to make friends because of the awesome diversity at the school.

I like the college very much.The teachers are so helpful and the students are cooperative.The environment is very conducive for learning purposes.

It was a no brainer that I would be attending MCCC before I went to North Carolina. The campus is so clean and welcoming. Also every single person that works there helps students out the best way they can. I am so thankful to have had people help me that really care about my future. Thank you MCCC!! ITS A 10!!

This college has a great selection of professors, many of which apply what they teach to other aspect of their life. This college offers a great education that is quite affordable to most students. I have found that this college is good for students who are unsure as to where they want to continue their education and what field of study they wish to pursue.

MC3 to me personally feels more like the 13th year of high-school more than it does as an institution for higher learning; but this isn't necessarily a bad thing. For me, I applied to MC3 with the sole purpose of being able to get my general education requirements out of the way and have some time to prepare my art portfolio for prospective schools and be able to receive critical feedback that's not limited to national portfolio day. MC3's Arts Center to me personally isn't equipped with the necessary tools to graduate out of the program, as most students transfer out to the larger art colleges around the greater Philadelphia region. The benefit of the courses I'm taking now is that they are able to transfer credits to some of the schools I have looked at in the past, so I'm paying less for the same classes that are offered at some of the more expensive art schools that cost quadruple the amount it costs to attend.